Timesnownews GPS Jamming: A Rising Threat in Modern Warfare
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GPS jamming and spoofing are increasingly used by militaries in conflicts, particularly in the Middle East, to disrupt enemy operations. This electronic interference poses risks not only to military assets but also to civilian systems, impacting commercial shipping and aviation. The growing prevalence of this tactic highlights the urgent need for awareness and mitigation strategies.
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2026-03-06
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